Robotic Art refers to the creation of artworks using robotic systems and technology. This innovative form of art combines engineering, programming, and creativity, allowing artists to explore new dimensions in their work. Robots can be programmed to paint, sculpt, or even perform interactive installations, often resulting in unique pieces that challenge traditional artistic methods. The use of robotics in art raises questions about authorship and creativity. As machines take on roles traditionally held by human artists, discussions emerge about the relationship between technology and artistic expression. Artists like Rafael Lozano-Hemmer and Harold Cohen have pioneered this field, showcasing how robotics can enhance the artistic experience.